Archived Events

Learn how to effectively talk about your science using the concepts of storytelling! Preparation for our spring Posters in the Park event.

Please register to help us estimate numbers. If you forget to register, feel free to still show up.

We will explore presentation skills through theatrical improvisation to make our message more accessible to the public.

We will engage in a variety of theater and performance activities designed to enhance listening skills and spontaneity. This will help optimize our response to oral feedback.

Come out and support Science Says, UC Davis' science communication group! We provide training and opportunities for young scientists to develop science communication skills. Thanks to the generosity of Dunloe Brewing, a portion of the night's proceeds will go towards supporting Science Says.

Come hear about careers in science communication, and decorate holiday-themed cookies!

"Making a compromise with your inner academic: Communicating science to non-expert audiences"

Presented by Colin Murphy, Deputy Director of the Policy Institute for Energy, Environment, and the Economy

Come meet fellow scientists and learn more about ways to get involved in Science Says!

Come help plan and practice our sidewalk square for Sacramento's Chalk It Up! Festival. We'll be decorating a science-themed square during the festival on August 31.

Questions? Email Sydney Wyatt srwyatt@ucdavis.edu

Hosted by Professors For the Future, Grad Pathways, UCD Public Scholarship and Engagement, and the NSF P2C2 Program.

Will Turner presents "Climate Change."

John Conway presents "High energy particle physics."

Science Says is having a carnival on Picnic Day!

Picnic Day is quickly approaching, and we are preparing for our carnival! We're doing face painting, trivia, and other fun events for our visitors!

Greg Watry, a science writer for UCD's College of Biological Sciences, will share his tips and tricks on making it as a science writer.

Join us for a round-table discussion regarding Animal Rights! All students are welcome to join the conversation with professors and experts in the field.